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NnamdiJr

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About NnamdiJr

Tech. Space. Data. Books. Life-long autodidact.

Email me: nnamdijr@gmail.com

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    I'm curious, where exactly do you think his conclusions are wrong? I lived and worked in Beijing for over 5yrs and I think his conclusions are in general pretty accurate. Which is …

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    Comment #11209546

    ML Specialist link goes to the same page as Data Operations, fyi.

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    Comment #10999613

    This is really a great idea. The number of issues surrounding the idea (customs, legal issues, etc.) are obvious, and the discussions around them reminds me of the questions thrown…

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    Comment #10584011

    Beijing Love Story (北京爱情故事). Actually 39 episodes. Don't have a great reason why I chose it other than that it was really popular at the time, and I felt it would cover general day…

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    Comment #10573042

    I can speak to the power of shadowing for improving spoken language ability. If you check out techniques discussed on the How To Learn Any Language forum [1] where many of the fore…

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    Comment #10021091

    Seems I might be the only one confused about your wording, do you mean the top 10 articles on the front page, or top 10 comments within an article? In answer to both questions, I d…

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    Comment #9843280

    This is great. It's crazy how huge the Who is Hiring thread has become since it began on HN. Browsing it has gone from a quick scan through to a time consuming process, even using …

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    Comment #8186567

    Seems like DataRobot is building their team directly from Kaggle's leaderboard [1]. Yet another top Kaggle competitor the article doesn't mention who joined DataRobot is Xavier Con…

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    Comment #7090309

    As a reference for anyone reading, South Korea has a population of a bit less than 50 million. 20 million credit card details stolen means that just under half of the country's pop…

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    Comment #6709752

    Thanks for the explanation. I was confused why this thread seemed totally off topic with no one commenting on Time Series Analysis.

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    Comment #5441729

    I would say Coursera's "Computing for Data Analysis" and "Data Analysis" courses, taught by JHU's Robert Peng and Jeff Leek respectively, were great introductions to the field usin…

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    Comment #5095361

    Yea, there was one a little more than a year ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2502759 The guy organizing it doesn't seem to be around anymore, but could shoot him an email …

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    Comment #4431281

    "Nothing really replaces the experience of having a wall of books you have read and curated". I strongly second that. As a long-time avid reader, over the past decade its been an i…

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    Comment #3692955

    Just to create an analogy for people not familiar with Chinese web, imagine if there were 2 Youtube's in the US who were both far ahead of the competition but neck-and-neck with ea…

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    Comment #3661141

    The title of the article got me quite frightened for a moment, until I read on and realized the "gun" is more-or-less an audio playback speaker with minor delay. Early Skype users …

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    Comment #3661104

    Here you go: "SpeechJammer (en)" http://youtu.be/USDI3wnTZZg

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    Comment #3635492

    Long time CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) language learner here.. I'm wondering, you say it's the app you always wanted but couldn't find, but I'm sure if you looked during your Jp…

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    Comment #3550007

    One of my absolute favorite short-stories. First came across it when I was on a SciFi reading rampage around the age of 8 or 9yrs old.. it completely struck me then, and still does…